Today is the first day of the Mistletoe Make and Bake!
Starting off the fun is Sherri Falls of This and That.
She has a super duper cute "Wish List" project for you.
She is giving away a pack of 8 of her new patterns.
I want to win them!!! LOL but I can't.
In addition, there will be a grand prize drawing, so be sure to comment on each blog each day to enter the grand prize drawing.
Be sure to check out Sherri's blog for her project of the day.
As part of the fun, each of us will be posting cookie recipes and a short topic each day.
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My first recipe for the tour is Bird's Nest Cookies.
My husband and I, yes husband and I, started making these a few years ago.
You see he's mainly the chef/baker.
I occasionally go on a streak of baking or cooking...occasionally.
LOL
I am really lucky to have him.
To download and print the pdf version of the recipe card click here!
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Do you believe in Santa Claus?
I believe that Santa was a real person, St Nicholas.
When people fill the stocking of their sleeping children and leave gifts for kids they are merely continuing the memory of a great and kind person.
I have been asked atleast 50X this weekend when Santa Claus is coming. Try telling a 3 year old they have to wait another month! Let me do the math..50 X 41 days to go...is 2050 times being asked when Santa is coming to town. Whew.
I believe that Santa was a real person, St Nicholas.
When people fill the stocking of their sleeping children and leave gifts for kids they are merely continuing the memory of a great and kind person.
I have been asked atleast 50X this weekend when Santa Claus is coming. Try telling a 3 year old they have to wait another month! Let me do the math..50 X 41 days to go...is 2050 times being asked when Santa is coming to town. Whew.
These cookies sound great! We will have to try them! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks sound yummy love the recipe card!!
ReplyDeleteOh, the cookies sound so yummy. I believe that there is a bit of santa in each of us and we pass on the Christmas Spirit from generation to generation :)
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to try the cookies.
ReplyDeleteI believe in Santa Claus and all he represents! Your cookies sound terrific!
ReplyDeleteGreat cookie recipe, I have to try it at once.
ReplyDeleteGreat cookie recipe. I heve to try it at once.
ReplyDeleteOf course I believe in Santa...when you stop believing, he stops giving! And the best way I've found with toddlers is an advent calendar of some sort, particularly if it involves a little treat each day...it teaches patience if nothing else.
ReplyDeleteLove having new cookies recipes tat have been test driven! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy all the questions from your little one, they will end all too soon. Sigh. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteI'm no getting the "When is Santa coming?" question, I'm getting..."I want this, and this and this and this...."
ReplyDelete*sigh*
I believe Santa's spirit of giving and sharing and want to pass the joy along to everyone I can. Thank you for the cookie recipe :)
ReplyDeleteonly 2049 times to go....keep up the spirit!
ReplyDeleteThe spirit of the season is upon us. I love seeing the wonders of the season from my 6 grandchildren (all 4 and under). I'm so blessed. Thank you for sharing all the recipes, your time and creative talent.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the cookie recipe. I can't wait to try them.
ReplyDeleteThese sound so good! Thank you for sharing your recipe!!
ReplyDeleteLove the recipe. This is so much fun. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the fun this week!
ReplyDeleteAnd, thank you for the recipe!
I hear what you're saying! Amelia is soooo ready for Santa to visit.
ReplyDeleteMy husband will cook dinner anytime, but baking--no way!! Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the cookie recipe.
ReplyDeleteFortunately, we have some milestones to pass before Christmas - from today, we have Thanksgiving, Lilli's birthday, and then Christmas. She's really more concerned about when her birthday is! Also, have you seen The Elf On The Shelf? A great holiday tradition that might help with that constant questioning. I know you can get it at Books-A-Million....
ReplyDeleteOh...these sound delicious and fun to make! Thanks for sharing with all of us!
ReplyDeleteYummy recipe Vicki. Thank you. And this bloghop is great fun.
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Thanks for the recipe...sounds yummy!
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look really yummy - I'm having the same problem when is Christmas - can we listen to Christmas music - Ha ha - I love it!
ReplyDeleteOh, do ENJOY the asking of that question! My "baby" is 25 years old...I miss hearing those questions...sigh! Thanks formthe recipe! Polly
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your (or his) recipe. I believe in Santa!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe. This is going to be so much fun!
ReplyDeleteLove, Love, Lovethe recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the recipe. Sounds scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteYum! Can't wait to try all these new recipes :)
ReplyDeleteA new recipe to try! These sound like fun. Thank you.
ReplyDeletegthese sound wonderful. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletegthese sound wonderful. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteHave you used your new mixer to make these yummy cookies? Walnuts and Christmas a great match!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting recipe - I've never seen this one before.
ReplyDeletegreat recipe for coookies Want to say Thank you for the time to do this
ReplyDeleteThanks for your recipe!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the delicious recipe!
ReplyDeleteSheilaC
I guess when I make these I have to share, right? They look yummy! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLeslie S. in MN
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I can't wait to see all of the projects and new cookie recipes. Thank you for the hop. ~Kathleen
ReplyDeleteThanks for another yummy sounding recipe and for taking the time to join in this blog hop. Hopping is fun! And after sampling all these cookie recipes I will NEED to do A LOT of hopping!!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe sounds wonderful, thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post! Can't wait to try the cookies. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove the blog. It's always fun to try new recipes.
ReplyDeleteI love to try new recipes.
ReplyDeleteLove this blog! thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFun! Thanks
ReplyDeleteI love these cookies!
ReplyDeleteLove the recipe and the neat idea for quick gifts potato bags or aprons
ReplyDeleteSound so yummy, thanks for sharing the recipes. I can't wait to see what other recipes there are too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe, they sound delicious.
ReplyDeleteThat's exactly what I believe about Santa/St Nicholas! I remember when I was in 4th grade telling people that I still believed in Santa because I believed in the history and story of St. Nicholas.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe! HUGS... and stitches
ReplyDeleteI've never heard/tasted these cookies before....love the recipes everyone is including...I'm following the layer cake quilt-along hosted by Moose on the Porch. You ARE busy....thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteI believe in the spirit of Santa, and the kindness that is part of that spirit. The recipe sounds good. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteFor me it' SINTERKLAAS, the 5th of december. Thanks for the recipe
ReplyDeleteI absolutely believe in Santa Claus...There's a bit of him in all of us. Some people just let him out more than others. Thanks for the cookie recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks
ReplyDeleteThanks for participating in the Mistletoe Make and Bake. I'm loving all the recipes.
ReplyDeleteJust the name of Bird's Nest Cookies is cute! Thanks for kicking off this tour.
ReplyDeleteI believe in the Christmas spirit. This recipe sounds great. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness..this one sounds scrumptious.Thanks for sharing..and on such cute cards also!!
ReplyDeleteCindy from Rick-Rack and Gingham